
Meet Peter Deadman
Peter Deadman has worked in the field of health promotion for over five decades. He is co-founder of Brighton’s Infinity Foods and Natural Health Centre, Chinese medicine educator, author of A Manual of Acupuncture and Live Well Live Long: Teachings from the Chinese Medicine Nourishment of Life Tradition, and long-term qigong practitioner and teacher.
Juice – a novel by Peter Deadman
Juice is set thirty years after devastating environmental breakdown, and the world is thrown back to an age when juice (electricity) is rarely available. Our young hero Will, seventeen, and his girlfriend Leonie (an acrobat in a travelling circus) have to travel for hundreds of miles overland in search of Will's father, using the survival skills Will learnt as a child. Realising that the adults who lived through the devastation cannot do so, it is their task to create a viable and sustainable future.


Live well live long
Live Well Live Long explores the wonderful Chinese tradition of nourishing life (yangsheng). Continuously developed over more than 25 centuries, it serves as a workshop manual for the care of the human body, mind and spirit. Its teachings can help us improve our health and lengthen our lives through cultivating our mind, emotions, diet, exercise, sleep, sexual behaviour and much more.
Qigong: Cultivating body, breath & mind
Two years in the writing, this new book covers the underlying philosophies and history of the many Chinese practices that come under the broad umbrella term qigong. It draws both on the traditional wisdom and modern understanding of body, breath and mind cultivation. There are links to dozens of videos demonstrating a whole range of qigong practices.

Books by Peter Deadman
Peter Deadman has written and co-authored a wide variety of books. Click on a book cover to find out more about that title.
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I have practised and taught qigong for very many years now. I believe it to be one of the very best ways of cultivating body, breath and mind and harmonising them seamlessly into a transformative and healing state. Qigong offers not only better physical health and wellbeing but also a grounded, resilient and expansive spirit - what the Chinese call heart-mind.

Peter Deadman Blog
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The third level is the practice itself. There is...